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Article October 15, 2014 Evan Jones Thorne

Selecting surface-hardening methods: General Industry Coverage

The choice of selective suface-hardening methods depends on workpiece size, shape material and application, but they can be grouped in two main categories: thermal and mechanical.

Article October 15, 2014 Kip Hanson

Machine-integrated inspection systems can improve quality, profitability

Stopping a machine to measure a workpiece is a waste of time. Not only is a high-priced piece of CNC equipment being taken out of production, but the measurements obtained when a machinist leans into a machine with a micrometer or bore gage can't compare in accuracy to those generated by a coordinate measuring machine or inline probe.

Article October 15, 2014 Swapnil Gupta

Integrating digital tool libraries into CAM software

Integrating digital tool libraries into CAM software enables process improvement.

Article October 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Lower-power light enhances tool marking

END USER: Garr Tool Co., (800) 248-9003, www.garrtool.com. Increase uptime for lamp-pump laser marking machines by reducing equipment maintenance and downtime. Fiber diode-pump laser marking machines. SOLUTION PROVIDER: Beamer Laser Marking Systems, (810) 638-5388, www.beamerlasermarking.com.

Article September 15, 2014 Christopher Tate

Getting ‘goodies’? Make sure they’ll be used

Do your homework when adding labor-saving devices to your shop, urges the Shop Technology column in the September 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

Article September 15, 2014 Tom Lipton

More tips for effective finishing

Shop Operations Columnist Tom Lipton shares more tips and tricks for effectively performing finishing work.

Article September 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Advanced coating advances tapping: Drilling Performance

Eliminate tool breakage when tapping stainless steel. A tap with a new multiple-layered coating and an advanced chamfer geometry, rake and flute form.

Article September 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Coolant bursts bubble on foam problem

Eliminate coolant foam and chip accumulation in chucks and increase coolant pressure. A nonfoaming coolant.

Article September 15, 2014 Alan Richter

Hommer hits a homer with grinders

Increase complexity of ground parts while maintaining tight tolerances. CNC cylindrical grinding machines.

Article September 15, 2014 Keith Jennings

When a loss isn’t such a loss

Manager's Desk Columnist Keith Jennings reminds all owners and managers that while losing key members of the staff may seem stressful, a silver lining exists when a they leave because such an event can be a blessing in disguise.

Article September 15, 2014 Michael Deren

Heading to the show of shows

Machinist's Corner Columnist Michael Deren ponders the ability of machine tool builders to step up their game whenever new tooling becomes available.

Article September 15, 2014 Dr. Scott Smith

Pros and cons of different guide ways

Scraping is one of the oldest and most historically significant metal-removal processes, notes Dr. Scott Smith in his Machine Technology column of the September 2014 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine.

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